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Jokes Every Man Should Know
The Only Joke Book You’ll Ever Need
Featuring:
• Nine Jokes about Heaven and Hell
• Eight Jokes Just for Kids
• Nineteen Jokes Definitely Not for Kids
• Six Jokes about Lightbulbs
• Seven Jokes about Bars
• The World’s Only Funny Knock-Knock Joke
Plus alternate versions, roasts and toasts, historical footnotes, tips on telling jokes, and much, much more.
...more
Featuring:
• Nine Jokes about Heaven and Hell
• Eight Jokes Just for Kids
• Nineteen Jokes Definitely Not for Kids
• Six Jokes about Lightbulbs
• Seven Jokes about Bars
• The World’s Only Funny Knock-Knock Joke
Plus alternate versions, roasts and toasts, historical footnotes, tips on telling jokes, and much, much more.
...more
Hardcover, 144 pages
Published
February 1st 2008
by Quirk Books
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It's the brevity of the jokes that makes this book good. Every joke is less than 2 pages long. No repeats, although there are variations of many of them floating around the internet (such as the ex-whorehouse parrot).
The author has gone out of his way to pick a crop of differing and funny jokes. Some are off color, but none are offensive.
Recommended.
The author has gone out of his way to pick a crop of differing and funny jokes. Some are off color, but none are offensive.
Recommended.
The jokes about the newly hired player at the piano bar and the guy who took a vow of silence at the monastery make up for all of the other lame and old jokes you're likely to read in this collection. Those two STILL make me laugh weeks after finishing this book.
. . . If you don't know them already . . .
Knew them all
I tend to agree...
I haven't read--let alone bought--a joke book since I was little.
This book has many classic jokes worth remembering and repeating. I read them through with my wife, while we took turns laughing out loud.
Unfortunately a number of them are either dirty or in poor taste, which is typical for almost any joke book. However, the good outweighs the bad. It's worth buying and skipping over the rotten parts.
This book has many classic jokes worth remembering and repeating. I read them through with my wife, while we took turns laughing out loud.
Unfortunately a number of them are either dirty or in poor taste, which is typical for almost any joke book. However, the good outweighs the bad. It's worth buying and skipping over the rotten parts.
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